Did you know that heartworms can be life-threatening for Your Pet?

These worms live in the heart and lungs, causing coughing, fatigue, and even heart failure. Protecting your pet from heartworms is crucial to ensure they stay active and full of life.

Signs of Heartworm infection:

• Dry persistent cough, especially during exercise or excitement
• Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
• Reduced stamina and exercise intolerance
• Fatigue and weakness
• Rapid or laboured breathing
• Weight loss
• A distended abdomen (in advanced cases)
• Fainting or collapsing (in severe cases)
• Visible swelling of the abdomen or chest (in advanced cases)

Signs of fleas infection:

• Excessive scratching, biting, or licking.
• Red, irritated skin.
• Flea dirt (tiny black specks resembling pepper) on the pet's fur or skin
• Tiny, fast-moving insects (fleas) visible on the pet's fur.
• Hair loss or hot spots caused by repeated scratching.
• Allergic reactions in some pets, leading to inflamed, itchy, or scabbed skin
• Restlessness and irritability due to discomfort.
• Presence of flea eggs or larvae in the pet's bedding or living environment

Intestinal worms are a common health concern in pets, and they can affect dogs and cats of all ages. These parasites can include roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms, and whipworms, among others.

Signs that your pet might has intestinal worms infection:

• Weight loss
• Visible segments of worms in faeces or around the rear
• Lethargy
• Small white worm eggs in faeces
• Scooting or dragging their rear end along the ground